If cds are dead, then why do I still want to buy them over a friggin' computer file? I'm not arguing the quality of decent files but there is something missing in the whole cd vs computer file argument...The tactile sensation...the artwork (maybe if you only like classical you wouldn't care about this so much), the plain presence of a physical product which explains in part why vinyl sales are up... Seriously...are dvds/blu-rays dead now too?? Who says that downloading movies wont kill blu-ray now? Will all the geeks(no offence) decide not to buy the special edition lenticular covers... boxsets or special editions then? That they'll too sell all their thousands of discs to have a hard drive as their collection?...I dont think so.
As to the question,why are cd players so expensive, how cheap do you want them to be?? You can get decent players for a few hundred bucks! Obviously you can spend more and get better!? Finally, if cd is dead? Why do you care how much players are? Your obviously not supporting or buying cds to support the format...
As to the question,why are cd players so expensive, how cheap do you want them to be?? You can get decent players for a few hundred bucks! Obviously you can spend more and get better!? Finally, if cd is dead? Why do you care how much players are? Your obviously not supporting or buying cds to support the format...